It looks legit, but would anyone recommend calling anybody to confirm this?

Oh, one last thing: there's a tribal gaming casino planned to be built in the southmost-central portion of the city which people take as a great benefit or the end of the world, depending on how you feel about gambling and/or money. :)

The deal was super smooth and legit.

THAT'S WHY ALL (LEGIT--ANYWAY) BUSINESSES IN AMERICA AND CONTRACTORS TOO HAVE THEIR OWN FED.

Personally I haven't came across anyone that seems to have genuine legit leads.I just go to the courthouse and pick up the freshly recorded NOD's of the last 2-3 weeks

Everytime we "interview" a prospective supplier/partner all they want to do is broker someone elses garbage notes to us.I realize that 90% of notes are not worth the paper they are written on, so its imperative that as we grow we find legit sources that can deal in volume.Those that have experience in this arena, please let me know your thoughts.

He is highly experienced in real estate (did many of the Las Vegas casino deals), asset protection and estate planning.  

My thoughts are that agents if they are serious in what they do have the leverage ability of Using HAR and their list of investors.We keep a list of about 5000 investors and such that have found us and are in that business, normally when we blast out a property one of our agents is selling for an investor it gets pretty good traction because we do this before it goes on mls You may want to try it and just make sure they are legit, check their online reviews and talk with references before Commiting 

It seems legit to me.

I understand Shane was trying to pull the wool over everyones eyes (probably in cahoots with Daniel), but I want to know if this magic mortgage appearance is legit or will Countrywide have to eat this mistake once pressured?